Do you have a website or a blog that's NOT making money? Is it making a couple of dollars per month? With the growing number of Ad Networks out there, your options have just skyrighted, especially in the last year. You can now team up with an Ad Network to monetize every part of your website.

An ad network is a company who connects bloggers and website owners who want to monetize their site with advertisers who want to run ads. It's the perfect marriage, but I bet you didn't know some of the different ways you could use Ad Networks.

One Ad Network gives you a snippet of html code, and then, the keywords in your blog will turn into clickable ads. You get paid when those keywords are clicked. Even Clickbank has an ad network that is hidden in the backoffice. If you have a site dedicated to a certain niche or microniche, then you could customize your Clickbank HopAd Builder with your site's related products. (And you get paid up to 75% of any sale that comes from it) Online retailers have been doing this for years, but the commission has been so low, it hasn't been worth it. Now, with Clickbank and others coming onboard, it has never been a better time.

Plus, you might not be taking advantage of ALL the places you can advertise: in RSS feeds, on blogs, in instant messaging applications, in adware, in e-mails, in comments, in software, in toolbars, in exit popups, and many othe places.

There are three types of networks:

1. Rep Networks: They represent the publications in their portfolio, with full transparency for the advertiser about where their ads will run. This is for the brand advertisers who waste their money on ineffective advertising.

2. Blind Networks: These companies offer low pricing to direct marketers who want to place ads in specific areas on their websites.

3. Targeted Networks: These networks concentrate on consumer behavior and research where and why consumers are clicking. The ad is very targeted to increase conversions.

Your blog and your website can probably never reach its maximum profit potential, but with these options, it's certainly not from a lack of options. Visit my site for a full list of ad networks, and start maximizing your blog profits!
Kit Elliott and his team manage the blog, SuperAffiliate.com. They use the SuperAffiliate American Express Black Card testing out different affiliate products, tools, services, and software so you don't have to. Then, you'll know if it's Super or Super Fluff. They also report on the different trends and tools available for affiliate marketing. Visit the All-New SuperAffiliate.com - The original site for affiliate
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